What Is Plura Coliving?

Plura Coliving is widely regarded as the finest coliving operation in Bogotá, Colombia — and by a meaningful margin. Built deliberately for digital nomads, remote workers, and location-independent entrepreneurs who refuse to choose between a productive workspace and a remarkable life, Plura operates across multiple premium buildings in Bogotá's most sought-after neighbourhoods, delivering a calibre of infrastructure and community that few coliving brands anywhere in the world can match.

The model is elegantly simple: you arrive with your laptop, and Plura takes care of everything else. Furnished apartments, all utilities, cleaning, WiFi, coworking spaces, gyms, pools, cinema rooms, production studios — all of it, under one all-inclusive monthly fee. The longer you stay, the less you pay. That's not just a headline; it's a philosophy baked into how Plura rewards commitment.

Plura currently operates across four flagship locations in Bogotá:

🇨🇴 Plura San Felipe — The art district original. Bogotá's creative heartland. (Cra. 20A #74-55) 🇨🇴 Plura Nogal — The financial and gastronomic centre. Steps from Zona G. (Cra. 7 #74C-09) 🇨🇴 Plura Santa Bárbara — The northern premium. Between Calle 116 and Carrera 15. (Cra. 15A #118-31) 🇨🇴 Arezzo by Plura — Flexible furnished living for medium and long stays. (Calle 120 #7-51)

Eight years into Bogotá's emerging coliving scene, Plura isn't just still running — it's actively expanding, holding near-perfect reviews across platforms, and attracting guests who stay for months and return year after year. This review explains exactly why.

Plura Coliving is best for:

✓ Digital nomads seeking long-term stays with genuine reward pricing ✓ Remote workers who want world-class infrastructure in a vibrant, walkable city ✓ Entrepreneurs and creatives who thrive inside an intentional, multi-cultural community ✓ Anyone tired of the hassle and isolation of traditional Bogotá apartment rentals ✓ Professionals who value security, design, and a building that actually works for them

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Why Plura Coliving Is Different

Most coliving brands are accommodation businesses with a community layer bolted on. Plura was designed in reverse — as a community and lifestyle product that happens to involve accommodation. The spaces aren't converted apartments with fast WiFi; they are purpose-built coliving buildings, designed floor by floor for the way remote workers actually live.

Every building features the same core philosophy: generous communal spaces that make it easy to work alongside others, private apartments that give you genuine retreat when you need it, and a programme of events and activities that creates connection without demanding it.

What this means in practice is that moving into Plura takes about thirty minutes. There are no utility accounts to open, no furniture to source, no cleaning rotas to negotiate. You unpack, connect to the WiFi, and your Bogotá life begins. The friction that makes relocating to a new city exhausting has been engineered out.

The Locations: Bogotá's Best Neighbourhoods

Bogotá is a city of distinct barrios, and Plura has positioned itself strategically across the ones that matter most to remote workers. Here's what each location offers.

🎨 Plura San Felipe — The Art District Original

Address: Cra. 20A #74-55, San Felipe, Bogotá Explore Plura San Felipe →

San Felipe is Bogotá's designated Orange Development Zone — a government-backed cultural and creative district where galleries, studios, independent restaurants, and design firms have been steadily transforming what was once an industrial neighbourhood into one of South America's most interesting creative ecosystems.

Living here, as Plura describes it, means immersing yourself in the artistic heart of Bogotá. Art flows on every street. The cultural industry never stops. And the energy of the neighbourhood feeds directly into the kind of creative momentum that remote workers often lose when they work in isolation.

Practically, San Felipe is also extremely well located. It sits between the north and centre of the city, just 15 minutes on foot from the main tourist areas, and close to financial, shopping, and dining hubs. It is the location that began the Plura story, and it remains the flagship — the building that set the standard everything else has sought to match.

Getting to Plura San Felipe: El Dorado International Airport: ~8.7 miles (approximately 25–35 minutes by taxi or ride-share) The Zona Rosa and Zona T: walkable or a short taxi ride TransMilenio access: multiple lines serve the immediate area

The building: San Felipe is a purpose-built vertical coliving building — not a converted residential tower. The basement level houses the coworking spaces, the cinema room, the gym, the spa, the laundry facilities, and a pub. Street level features a coffee shop and restaurant. Above that sit private apartments across multiple floors. The top floor is a rooftop bar with panoramic views across the neighbourhood. Every floor has a function. Nothing is wasted.

Apartments come in multiple configurations:

• Fully furnished with queen bed

• Private kitchen

• Smart TV

• Private en-suite bathroom

• Unlimited high-speed WiFi throughout

🏙️ Plura Nogal — The Financial and Gastronomic Centre

Address: Cra. 7 #74C-09, Nogal, Bogotá Explore Plura Nogal →

Nogal sits in the heart of Bogotá's financial district, steps from Zona G — the city's most celebrated gastronomic corridor, home to award-winning restaurants, boutique fashion, and the commercial pulse of the capital. For professionals whose work touches finance, consulting, or corporate sectors, this is an exceptionally strategic location.

Plura Nogal is designed for a community of over 100 entrepreneurs, digital nomads, and people from different cultures and backgrounds — a significantly larger community than San Felipe, with the networking and diversity that comes with that scale.

The location at Carrera 7, one of Bogotá's main arteries, makes movement across the city straightforward. Everything from the best gastronomy in the city to the major financial institutions is within walking distance or a short taxi ride.

🏡 Plura Santa Bárbara — Northern Premium Living

Address: Cra. 15A #118-31, Santa Bárbara, Bogotá Explore Plura Santa Bárbara →

Santa Bárbara occupies the northern reaches of Bogotá — one of the city's most well-established, residential, and tranquil neighbourhoods. Located between the main axes of Calle 116 and Carrera 15, it offers immediate access to the Usaquén area with its Sunday antique market, its boutique cafés, and its reputation as one of Bogotá's safest and most liveable districts.

The building at Santa Bárbara offers one and two-bedroom apartments alongside a full suite of communal amenities: coworking areas, gym, spa, cinema room, meeting rooms, vehicle and motorcycle parking, BBQ terraces, and laundry facilities. It is designed for those who value quiet and northern convenience without sacrificing any of the Plura quality standard.

🏛️ Arezzo by Plura — Flexible Long-Stay Living

Address: Calle 120 #7-51, Bogotá Explore Arezzo by Plura →

Arezzo represents Plura's answer to a specific and growing question: what does medium and long-term flexible living look like when it's done right? Rather than the communal energy of San Felipe or the professional density of Nogal, Arezzo is positioned as a more independent, apartment-focused experience — fully furnished, fully serviced, and located in a privileged northern position where shops, restaurants, cinemas, and supermarkets are within minutes.

It is the right choice for residents who want the Plura standard of quality and service but prefer a lower-intensity social environment and greater day-to-day independence.

Amenities: What's Included at Plura Coliving

This is where Plura genuinely separates itself from every competitor in Bogotá and most competitors in Latin America. The amenity stack is not a list of nice-to-haves. It is the product.

All Plura locations include:

• Fully furnished private apartments (queen bed, private kitchen, en-suite bathroom, smart TV)

• High-speed fibre internet with redundancy (biometric-access buildings; no dead zones)

• 24/7 security with biometric building access, security cameras, and security guards

• Weekly cleaning service

• All utilities included (electricity, water, gas, building administration)

• Laundry facilities (washer and dryer)

• Coworking spaces (individual and group configurations)

• Professional gym

• Spa facilities

• Cinema room

• All-inclusive monthly billing — no separate accounts, memberships, or hidden costs

Plura San Felipe additionally features:

• Rooftop bar with panoramic views

• Street-level coffee shop and restaurant

• Pub in the basement complex

• On-site production room with Mac desktops (available per resident information)

• Game rooms

• Pool table

Plura Santa Bárbara additionally features:

• 1 and 2-bedroom apartment configurations

• BBQ terraces

• Meeting rooms

• Vehicle and motorcycle parking

Plura Nogal additionally features:

• Community of 100+ residents — the largest Plura community

• Direct proximity to Zona G fine dining and financial district

The point is not the length of the list. The point is that everything on it is included in one monthly payment, with zero additional memberships required. In a city where sourcing a gym membership, a coworking desk, internet, and reliable utilities independently requires weeks of effort and multiple separate contracts, this is a genuinely transformative value proposition.

Pricing: How Much Does Plura Coliving Cost?

Plura's pricing structure is designed to reward length of stay — the longer you commit, the more competitive your monthly rate becomes. This is not a discount mechanism; it is a deliberate architectural choice reflecting Plura's belief that genuine community requires time, and that residents who invest in a longer stay deserve to be rewarded for it.

Specific current pricing varies by location, apartment type (standard vs. premium), and stay duration. The Plura San Felipe and Plura Nogal listings on Coliving.com indicate entry pricing from approximately €425–605/month for long-stay private rooms, with shorter commitments ranging from €605–900/month.

For the most accurate current rates by location and stay length, visit plura.co/book directly.

What's included in the monthly fee:

• Accommodation (fully furnished private apartment)

• All utilities

• WiFi

• Weekly cleaning

• Full amenity access (gym, spa, cinema, coworking, rooftop — varies by location)

• 24/7 security and biometric building access

What's not included:

• Food and groceries (fully equipped kitchens in every apartment)

• Travel to/from Bogotá

• Optional excursions and activities outside the building

The comparison that matters: when you add the cost of a decent Bogotá apartment rental (which often requires a local guarantor, a lengthy deposit process, and separate utility accounts), a coworking membership, a gym membership, and reliable internet — the Plura all-inclusive model becomes not just convenient but genuinely cost-competitive, particularly once you account for the hours saved on the administrative friction of setting all of that up independently.

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Community: What Actually Makes Plura Work

The infrastructure is exceptional. The locations are strategic. But the reason guests write about Plura with phrases like "one of the best experiences of my life," "the community atmosphere was amazing," and "I would have lived here immediately if I'd known about it" — is community.

Who You'll Live With

Plura's resident base spans entrepreneurs, freelancers, remote workers, creatives, artists, students, and international professionals from across the world. The common thread is not industry, nationality, or age. It is an orientation toward building something real — professionally and personally — and a recognition that the people around you shape the quality of what you build.

As Plura describes it: people who share the same vibration. Residents come from Canada, the United States, Europe, across Latin America, and beyond. English is widely spoken throughout the buildings, and the international mix is one of the features most consistently praised in reviews.

Weekly Programming

Every Plura location runs a weekly programme of events that spans the full range of resident interests:

• Social events:

  Live music performances, cinema nights, parties, communal dinners, cultural nights

• Fitness & wellness:

  Group fitness classes, yoga sessions, wellness workshops

• Professional development:

  Workshops, skill-sharing sessions, masterminds, coworking socials

• Creative events:

  Art classes, cooking classes, chef dinners, craft workshops

• Community-organised events:

  Residents are actively encouraged to organise their own sessions — teaching skills, leading activities, sharing their expertise with the community

The structure creates spontaneity rather than replacing it. There is always something on, but nothing is mandatory. The events exist to make it easy to connect; connection itself is organic.

The Operations Team

Every Plura location is staffed by a dedicated team — operations managers, community coordinators, security personnel, and maintenance staff — who are present in the buildings and genuinely invested in resident experience. This is not a remote management model. The team is on-site, responsive, and consistently praised in reviews for going above and beyond.

Reviewers repeatedly name individual team members — Andrea, Leo, Juan, Sara — in their testimonials. In the coliving world, that level of personal connection between staff and residents is rare and difficult to manufacture. It reflects a culture of genuine care that runs through the entire Plura operation.

Real Guest Reviews

The review record for Plura is exceptional across every major platform. Here is what verified guests say:

On the building and amenities: "This building redefines comfort and lifestyle in Bogotá. From the moment you move in, you enjoy the convenience of an all-inclusive monthly fee, eliminating hassles and allowing you to focus on what truly matters. The communal spaces are a major highlight: the coworking area, spa, and gym are not only functional but also designed with impeccable aesthetics that make them a pleasure to use." ★★★★★

On security: "The building has a huge gym, huge spa, huge co-working areas, common areas, etc. I am very impressed with the design of the rooms, very fast internet, very hot showers, this place is so refreshing to live and enjoy the community. Plura takes security seriously — cameras, security guards, biometric access to the building, sign-ins for guests." ★★★★★

On the community: "The past year I spent 3 months with my partner at Plura Coliving and I can honestly say it was one of the best experiences of my life. The community atmosphere was amazing. The facilities were top-notch and always kept clean, and the staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. One of the things that stood out to me was how well the community was curated — from the events and activities they organised to the people they brought together." ★★★★★

On the move-in experience: "The coliving was amazing — I was moved in within 30 minutes. A beautiful place." ★★★★★

On long-term stays: "Plura San Felipe was my home for 8 months. The kindness and availability of the administrative, maintenance, general services, and security staff made my stay a very pleasant experience." ★★★★★

On value for digital nomads: "The best place in Bogota for digital nomads — the coliving is cozy and well maintained, good gym and excellent working space." ★★★★★

Consistent themes across all reviews:

• Amenity quality exceeds expectations at the price point

• The security and professionalism of operations is a standout differentiator

• Community quality — "inspiring, multicultural, like-minded people" — is the most-cited positive

• Staff care and attentiveness is named in virtually every review

• Guests return. Multiple reviewers mention extending their stays or planning to come back.

Pros & Cons

Pros

World-class amenity stack at Latin American prices. The combination of gym, spa, cinema, coworking, rooftop, production studios, and round-the-clock security in a single all-inclusive monthly payment represents exceptional value — and genuine quality, not a budget shortcut dressed up with amenity labels.

Purpose-built, not converted. Plura's buildings were designed as coliving spaces from the ground up. The architecture serves the lifestyle. Coworking flows into social space; apartments give genuine retreat. This is fundamentally different from a retrofitted apartment building with a shared desk in the lobby.

Sliding-scale pricing that rewards loyalty. The longer-you-stay-the-less-you-pay model is philosophically aligned with what makes coliving valuable. Residents who commit to a community for six months are rewarded for that commitment. This creates a different quality of resident and a different quality of community.

Four strategically distinct locations. Whether you want to be in Bogotá's artistic heartland, its financial centre, its quietest northern neighbourhoods, or its flexible long-stay tier — Plura has a building for your situation. And because they all run under the same brand, culture, and operational standard, moving between them as your needs evolve is straightforward.

Outstanding security. Biometric access, 24/7 security guards, camera systems, and professional guest sign-in procedures. In a city where security is a genuine consideration for international residents, Plura's investment here is not incidental — it is a core part of the product.

Frictionless arrival. The thirty-minute move-in experience is cited in review after review. In a new city, in a new country, with a new language — being able to arrive and immediately have a comfortable, fully operational home is not a small thing. It is transformative.

Vibrant, international community. Residents from across the Americas, Europe, and beyond. A weekly programme that spans professional development, fitness, culture, and social events. A staff team that is genuinely invested in making connections happen.

Cons

Bogotá requires navigation. The city is large, traffic can be demanding, and different barrios have very different characters. Choosing the wrong Plura location for your working life and social preferences is a real risk. Read the location descriptions carefully and pick the building that aligns with how you actually want to spend your days.

Community scale varies. San Felipe is intimate; Nogal can house 100+ residents. If you want a small, tight-knit group, Nogal may feel large. If you want a broader network and constant energy, San Felipe may feel intimate. There is no wrong answer, but there is a right Plura for your preferences.

Altitude adjustment. Bogotá sits at 2,600 metres above sea level. Most visitors experience some degree of altitude fatigue in the first few days. It passes, but it is worth noting for your arrival planning.

Not a nature retreat. Unlike Alpine or Mediterranean colivings, Plura is an urban coliving proposition. If you are looking for mountains, beaches, or deep wilderness as part of your daily experience, Plura will not deliver that. What it delivers is the best version of urban remote-work life in one of South America's most culturally rich capitals.

Car not always necessary, but helpful. For most daily needs — food, restaurants, cafés, coworking, errands — Plura's locations are walkable. But exploring the wider city, day trips to the salt cathedral at Zipaquirá, or excursions to coffee country are easier with ride-sharing or a rental. Budget accordingly.

Who Is Plura For — and Who Should Look Elsewhere

Plura is an excellent fit if you:

• Work remotely and want a fully operational home from day one

• Value security, professionalism, and a well-managed building

• Thrive in international, multicultural community environments

• Want premium amenities (gym, spa, cinema, coworking) without multiple separate memberships

• Plan to stay at least one month and ideally several

• Are open to learning, sharing skills, and participating in community life

• Want the energy and culture of a major Latin American capital at your doorstep

Plura is probably not the right fit if you:

• Need to be in or near a nature setting — mountains, ocean, or countryside — for your daily wellbeing

• Prefer total anonymity and a hotel-style transactional experience

• Are planning a short stay of only a few nights

• Require a very rigid, structured daily schedule imposed from outside

• Have specific needs that require a long-term traditional lease with a local guarantor

The clearest test: if the idea of landing in Bogotá, moving into a fully furnished apartment in thirty minutes, connecting to fast internet, walking downstairs to a professional coworking space or a rooftop bar with 360-degree city views, and building genuine relationships with entrepreneurs and creatives from across the world genuinely excites you — Plura was built for you.

How Plura Compares to Other Bogotá Colivings

The Bogotá coliving market has grown significantly as the city has emerged as a serious digital nomad hub. Here is an honest comparison of where Plura sits relative to the most common alternatives.

Plura's real competition is not other Bogotá colivings — it is the question of whether to rent an apartment independently. When you factor in the cost of a furnished Bogotá apartment (which typically requires a local guarantor or large deposit for foreigners), separate coworking membership, gym access, internet installation, utility setup, and the weeks of time that process consumes, Plura's all-inclusive model becomes not just more convenient but genuinely competitive on price.

Bogotá as a Digital Nomad Destination: Why It Works

Plura cannot be separated from the city it inhabits. Bogotá is increasingly and rightly recognised as one of South America's premier digital nomad destinations — and understanding why explains a great deal about why Plura works.

Altitude and eternal spring. At 2,600 metres, Bogotá maintains a consistent temperature of around 14–18°C year-round, with warm afternoons and cool evenings. There is no oppressive heat, no seasonal misery. The city has been called the "Athens of South America" partly for this climate: steady, productive, comfortable.

Culture and creative infrastructure. The city's museum scene — the Gold Museum, MAMBO, the Botero Museum — is world-class. The street art, particularly in the La Candelaria and San Felipe neighbourhoods, is internationally celebrated. Cafés, independent restaurants, live music venues, and theatre are woven through the fabric of daily life.

Cost of living. By the standards of North America, Western Europe, or East Asia, Bogotá is genuinely affordable. Restaurant meals, coffee, transport, and entertainment cost a fraction of their equivalents in comparable global cities. This makes the Plura all-inclusive model even more attractive: your accommodation costs are controlled, and your discretionary spending goes much further.

Visa accessibility. Colombia offers tourist visas granting up to 90 days, extendable to 180 days, without requiring a local guarantor or complex documentation. A dedicated digital nomad visa has also been available for those seeking longer stays. Plura's flexible lease terms are designed to align with these visa structures.

Connectivity. High-speed fibre internet is widely available across Bogotá's better neighbourhoods. Plura's biometric-access buildings feature redundant connections with no dead zones — a non-negotiable for anyone working to global time zones.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Plura Coliving? Plura Coliving is a premium coliving brand operating across four locations in Bogotá, Colombia. It offers fully furnished, all-inclusive apartments for digital nomads, remote workers, and entrepreneurs, combined with world-class communal amenities, a weekly events programme, and a vibrant international community.

Is Plura Coliving good for digital nomads? Yes — it is considered the best purpose-built coliving for digital nomads in Bogotá, offering the infrastructure, community, and operational quality that serious remote workers need for productive, enjoyable long stays.

How much does Plura Coliving cost? Pricing varies by location, apartment type, and length of stay. Entry pricing begins around $600–750 USD/month, with sliding-scale discounts for longer commitments. All utilities, WiFi, weekly cleaning, and full amenity access are included. Check current rates at plura.co/book.

What is the minimum stay at Plura Coliving? Plura offers stays from one month upward. Longer commitments receive better pricing.

Which Plura location is best? It depends on what you are optimising for. San Felipe is best for creatives and those who want neighbourhood energy and a mid-sized community. Nogal is best for professionals who want proximity to the financial district and Zona G, and the largest community. Santa Bárbara is best for those who prioritise quieter northern living with excellent connectivity. Arezzo is best for longer, more independent stays.

Is Plura Coliving safe? Yes — security is one of Plura's most consistently praised features. All buildings feature biometric access, 24/7 security guards, camera systems, and professional guest sign-in procedures.

Can I book Plura Coliving as a corporate retreat? Yes. Plura's buildings can accommodate corporate groups, team offsites, and strategic retreats. Contact Plura directly via plura.co/contactanos for group bookings.

How does Plura compare to a regular Bogotá apartment? Independent apartment rental in Bogotá typically requires a local guarantor (impossible for most foreigners), a multi-month deposit process, separate utility accounts, and weeks of setup time. Plura eliminates all of that — fully furnished, bills included, move-in within thirty minutes — at pricing that becomes highly competitive once all-in costs are properly compared.

Where can I book Plura Coliving?

• Plura San Felipe

  — Bogotá's art district

• Plura Nogal

  — financial and gastronomic centre

• Plura Santa Bárbara

  — quiet northern premium

• Arezzo by Plura

  — flexible long-stay apartments

• Book all locations

Final Verdict: Is Plura Coliving Worth It?

Plura Coliving is the best coliving option in Bogotá, Colombia — and it is not particularly close. Purpose-built buildings, biometric security, professional gym and spa, cinema rooms, rooftop bars, production studios, sliding-scale pricing that rewards length of stay, and a consistently praised operations team: the quality of what Plura has built is evident in every aspect of the product and in the language guests use to describe their experience.

If you want a frictionless, fully equipped Bogotá home base that handles everything so you can focus on your work, your creativity, and the people around you — Plura delivers it at a standard that makes most alternatives feel like improvised compromises.

The caveat is honest: Plura is an urban coliving proposition. It is the right choice if the energy, culture, and cosmopolitan richness of one of South America's great capitals aligns with what you want from a base. If your ideal remote-work life revolves around mountains, beaches, or wilderness, other coliving destinations serve that better.

For the right person — and Bogotá attracts a lot of the right people — Plura is transformative.

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Last updated: 2026 | Based on firsthand research, verified guest reviews, public listing data, and direct review of Plura's official listings across Coliving.com, Coliving.community, Listcoliving, and Everything Coliving.